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Velireon

Velireon

Velireon is a graduate research assistant at Arizona State University pursuing a masters in Environmental Geology. He co-founded ASU's chapter of Engineers Without Borders, and leads trips for ASU's outdoor recreation program, Explore. Velireon co-hosts a podcast called alienEthos: The Ethics of Sci-Fi, which you can find at... more »
  • Phoenix, Ar, USA
  • member since October 11 2006

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  • Lupillo Sánchez

    Lupillo Sánchez says

    hola!

    posted 10 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Scionisce

    Scionisce says

    I think a quick dip into the fantasy genre isn't at all harmful.. quite a break, really. Thanks for the input on Charlaine Harris' novels. I have always wanted to pick one up everytime I see them.. maybe it's the covers. They're kind of catchy. I am rather torn myself. I am re-reading David Brin's Uplift series. Started with 'Sundiver' and am currently on 'Startide Rising' (my favorite of his books). I think you should try him out- I think you would enjoy his style and his fantastic imagination. The real reason I'm torn is as I am reading Brin, I am also in a book club with, well how do I put it?? Soccer moms? Heh. It's an adventure. I am currently seeing myself as a self-proclaimed foreigner, teaching them of things they've never heard of before. Frank Herbert? uhh, Vikram Seth?
    Anyways, as I said, it's an adventure. But, try out Brin, as I said, I think you would enjoy his books. Good to hear from you.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Scionisce

    Scionisce says

    how is the thesis going? and have any new books to recommend?
    Just wondering how things are. I just finished the Celibate by Michael Arditti. It is a fantastic book, though slow moving at first, about a Catholic priest who must face a startling truth about his own life, his own sexuality, and his own heritage- a definite recommend. Not particularly science fiction (actually not at all) but still a delightful and insightful read. Cheers

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Scionisce

    Scionisce says

    What are some other Peter David books?
    I have been searching the shelves at the little bookshop I manage at, and nothing is coming up. I might have to order online. Any other sci-fi recommendations?

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Scionisce

    Scionisce says

    I noticed 'Imzadi' on your wonderful shelf. I have always wanted to pick it up, but never got the chance. How is it? I'm hoping it's as beautiful as I hope it to be.

    posted 2 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Somnium

    Somnium says

    you have some excellant books on your shelves as well ^_^

    That's why I joined this site - I'm always looking for new books to read, and where better to go then a place where everyone is obsessed with books?

    posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )


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